Home Origins Dance Company and other foreign students of the Academy of Dance and Art-Kenya perform kappa malong malong, tinikling, arnis exhibition, and an original interpretation of the Filipino myth of “Malakas at Maganda”. (DFA photo) Origins Dance Company and other foreign students of the Academy of Dance and Art-Kenya perform kappa malong malong, tinikling, arnis exhibition, and an original interpretation of the Filipino myth of “Malakas at Maganda”. (DFA photo)

Origins Dance Company and other foreign students of the Academy of Dance and Art-Kenya perform kappa malong malong, tinikling, arnis exhibition, and an original interpretation of the Filipino myth of “Malakas at Maganda”. (DFA photo)

Ambassador Marie Charlotte G. Tang (rightmost) accompanies Guest of Honor Mr. Stanley Mwangi of the Kenyan Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs at the Philippine booth at the ASEAN Festival.
The Embassy’s jeepney-themed booth featuring various Philippine accessories and handicrafts, dining ware, food products, Fiesta Filipinas Pintados-Kasadyaan kits, and other souvenir items.